Examples of using Spiracles in English and their translations into Portuguese
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All adult cockroaches hiss,using special organs- spiracles- on the surface of the body.
Because cockroaches do not have lungs to breathe,they take in air through small holes on the sides of the body known as spiracles.
They can be recognized by the single pair of spiracles positioned laterally on the body.
Respiration is performed using tracheae, air-filled tubes, which open at the surfaces of the thorax andabdomen through pairs of valved spiracles.
Millipedes breathe through two pairs of spiracles located ventrally on each segment near the base of the legs.
This behavior is a result of the tendency to dehydration mainly attributed to the spiracles that are continuously open.
The eyes are smaller than the spiracles(paired respiratory openings), which are placed closely behind.
Insecticide with smoke penetrates into the shelters of parasites,settles on the chitinous covers of their bodies and penetrates into the spiracles;
Gases enter andleave the body through openings called spiracles, located laterally along the thorax and abdomen.
Each stage is defined by a suite of morphological characters including the opening and position of the successive visceral clefts, size and shape of pectoral(disc) and pelvic fins,shape of mouth and position of spiracles.
Some even have several unpaired spiracles that can be found along the mid-dorsal line and closer to their posterior section of tergites.
Well wetting the chitinous covers of lice,it is able to penetrate deep into the spiracles, blocking them and thereby blocking the access of oxygen.
Chief among those methods is the creation of spiracles, by installing an intrapulmonary tube that exits the lung through a small opening in the chest wall, allowing direct air exchange between the pulmonary parenchyma and the environment.
Such funds can enter the body of lice through the respiratory tract(spiracles), and into the nervous system itself through the bloodstream.
They breathe through holes in their sides called spiracles, and they bring the air through and it moves through their system to cool them down, and so in this project, I'm trying to look at how we can consider that in architecture too, how we can bring air through holes in the sides of a building.
The presence of alcohol in the solution contributes to the better wetting of the parasites,the leaking of the drug in the spiracles and the gradual penetration to the internal tissues and organs of the insect.
In addition, when smoke penetrates the spiracles, the insecticide penetrates the hemolymph immediately through the respiratory tubule system;
The earliest known land creature, Pneumodesmus newmani, was a 1 cm(0.4 in) long archipolypodan that lived 428 million years ago in the upper Silurian, andhas clear evidence of spiracles(breathing holes) attesting to its air-breathing habits.
The thinnest aerosol penetrates into the cockroach's spiracles, then into the hemolymph, with the current of which reaches the nerve ganglia, providing insect paralysis and subsequent rapid death;
In addition, by direct contact with the chitinous integument of the insect,kerosene blocks the bug's ability to breathe(spreads over the external covers and flows into the spiracles), and concentrated acetic acid and denatured alcohol, simply put,“burn” the parasites.
The flow-volume curve andthe volume of air recovered from the lungs by the spiracles were determined. Magnetic resonance imaging was employed in order to study the spatial distribution of helium administered through the natural airway or through the spiracles.
The author of that study stated the following:"Although it seems ridiculous at first,the creation of spiracles, allowing direct air exchanges between the pulmonary parenchyma and the environment, bypassing the normal airways which are diseased, can produce significant improvement in the ventilation and respiratory mechanics.
The creation of communication between the most emphysematous zones and the skin of the patient,simulating the spiracles in the bodies of insects, was first described in 1978 by Macklem. The authors of a study conducted in 2002 investigated the use of this technique, which, through the placement of stents in the bronchial wall, creates extra-anatomical short-circuits, establishing communication between the lung parenchyma, distended by collateral ventilation, and the largest airway.